Numbers
released
by
the
State
Electricity
Regulatory
Commission
(SERC)
yesterday
show
that
new,
grid-connected
wind
capacity
reached
only
12.9GW
during
2012,
although
it
said
total
grid-connected
wind
capacity
is
now
close
to
61GW
–
not
far
off
the
NEA
cumulative
figure
of
62.4GW.
The
discrepancy
between
the
two
agencies
raised
questions
about
whether
the
NEA
figure
included
grid-connected
capacity
or
only
new
installations.
Growth
of
new
wind
power
capacity
has
surged
in
China
in
recent
years,
turning
it
into
the
world’s
largest
wind
market.
But
getting
wind
farms
connected
to…
